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AUK CI (1'IIII«MI I'reHK) j comimni*•*» are wholly dlatiiHteful Altlmuj-h the clearliiK of the aninke | n<»t only hi the people of couutrieH (if tiiiftl.\ in Nicaragua and the i in which they operate, hut also Jennies to Be Junked On Sept. 1 War Department Ordered That They Be Junked — 237 do to Scrap Heap 'I • >mm ijiflfr ENGL AND CONSIDERS INNER CABINET OF BUT FIVE MEMBERS toy THOMAS L. STOKRS United Press Staff (Correspondent \VASi:iM(rTON, Aug^ ^31- The fiery verhal campaign of former Biig. Gen. '\Billy\ Mitchell, stormy petrel of the army air *ervlee, will! p rPiS „>... The Brltinh Empire may be achieved In purt on Sept. l.'nhortly pa*ia ufider the rule of the AH Britain Dlteuasing the Cutting Down of Cabinet — Present Cabinet Is Felt To Be Too Large . p. Jwi By C. JP. IW1LL1AMSON | Sir William Btoll, ConieHratfye of (IT. P. Projn $taff Correspondent) | Hammergm|th ls one of the mem . LONDON, Aug. 13. (United ^^ f avor i ng a cabinet of a Hize Bimilar to that in the United when the la.st of the \Jennys ol>-\BiK FMve\ If a proposal, now be- flliiil HMttleineilt diHpu'eM in th.lt nmv h.'ive rloHoil th\ iiicttl* tit UH far a . the people of Iho United Statet ate rmicernod, an entlrHy different reaction IH being felt thnniihntit the continent lying be low Panama Anions thinking clio; u> ; of thin section of South Am eH< a the prevaiiiug feeling van not h< characteri/.ud I\H one of bit- terne.a nor even oT fear Itather, the reaction here IH one of mild alai in accompanied \ }V n sironu de- Kir»' for fhe reot Kaui»utl»n of In- ter Amt'i lemi ri'lalioiiH on a IIUHIS of in tit mil iimlm Htundiug to intone JiiMti(t< |n future dealim;* I»IM(otin; in>' the most bitter at cm k ' wt h v\hi<h the South Am eri< an pi > • > . III-M the declaration of armed lutet \ention in Nicaragua, ther*» existeil and still exists a rttl'onn fee I inc. that illJUHtice litis bred done fo a weak nation by a ntronn one The Latin tempera iimnt IH aucb tliat Itn flr*;t reac lion to aiich Intel vent ion would be in the form of a sweeping Indict meiit against the 'ColOH.sim of the of inter factional j their own Tellow countrymen turbulent state ; play the commercial game aqtian States / •'Personally,\ Sir William said, ly Kvldence.s of sharp practlcos in business have been repiudedly ex pone<| by the American Chamber of Comnierce of Huenos AireH and by other American trade organisa- tions in South America. Unfortun- ately, these bodies are limited in their scope and cannot reach var loan parts of the continent in which Home of the worst offenders flourish. Such dealing**, when they arc ex- posed to the people of the victim- ized country, inevitably exert a strengthening of public opinion agaitiMt tho country that permits such practices- by its nations. Many South Americans hold that the Uunited States ough to insure the W | H) J solete war tiaining planes, some 2IJ0 in^ seriously Considered in the ««j think the Cabiuet is too large, of them, will be put out of com-j higher circles jof all three of the I DUt ot courge there is a great deal mission and thrown on to the junk, principal parties, is adopted by! more wo rk done now than when nt,u l> Parliament. J ca hinets were smaller. A large cab In his attacks on the war and Numerous plans are being put | | ne ( always means an \Inner Cabi- navy .departments, which brought \ forward In responsible quarters ne t» now \ believe that ten would his court-martial, Mitchell de«crib> and it ls expecited that the eonsid-i De aD out the proper number, for ed the army's obsolete plantee asieraflon of one or more of these JJ VO W0 uld mean an \Inner Cabi- \liaming coffins\ and demanded plans which may mean that the Qet » that they be discarded. ! Hrltlsh Kmpire will fall under the Safety or army pilots, some of control of the same type of oil- whom h!»vo crashed in these war- 1 garchal cabinet of a tew men time planes, and obsolescene of .which It had during the great war ( this typv for present day purposes. \ niay take place shortly. The propo- j have caused erlegatlon of the last •»»»«. If adopted,, will mean that the of the \Jennys\ to the great scrap «riti«li Cabinet will be shorn of no less than 16 members. j One motion will be made by the i Conservative Member of Parlia-j ment, F. A. Macquisten of Argyll, who will purpose that \in the opin- ion of this House of Government of the country and the business of Parliament' would be more effi- ciently and thriftily conducted by Iwap of tht) war, where lie many once-proud ships, guffs, tanks ,auto- m< biles an dot her weapons. Thousands of these planes built during the war, were officially soldiers. i known as the \JNS\ and \JNH\ proper and becoming conduct <*. t yp (V but were dubbed \Jenny\ by Its citizens opeiatiug in foreign countries. These assert that until th'* United States government as gumes responsibility for ^ts unoffi- cial as well as official represents- Tennis Cup Will Stay Herte These planes which will be junk- the (abinot be j nK rt5( juced in num- Bil! Hldwi Alto Oomw Back And BeaU Oeo. Lott od Sejit. L, were used only as training planes in, this country for fives In rorelKD lauds' tmubre i \KookiV fliers. Some of them nat- ml|llHU , r of I)e f ence( the Chancel t % \uvh as h«H a?lleu l«i Nicara K ua ! lirul,y ' saw hani » rrvlco « ,lke l ! ,e . »«r of the Kxcthequer and the For-! plonshlp will remain ber to five, consisting of the Prime Minister, the Home Secretary, a the ( ase of Nlcaiagua, ami elsewhere will continue to be Him >' hc,H \ and fne fli^ih-Ht \ vi^^'lenr'a't'laeks^'iron; Uie imsis 'of' growing \mlstVust o>! an !! » ,an y w T;/\ Scard ^ l i ! 0n ?:*f. 0 . South Ainerl<a against the United and disregard for American in States were quickly followed by a fluence south of the Klo (iratide. rooir*r sfudv of the sltiiatioii and the i ftusea wlilc h brought about United States Intervention. The conclusions of this reasoning are 4mpmt*mm\ In nearly every case thn Ultimate fault has been found not with the people ol th< I ultud Btaten, who are regarded by South Americana as eccentric, IK?*, admirable withal but whh th»< S»,,u? Ueparlmenr and it* alleged iou>'hH)iod Lattfi Amerl can policy. Kve.i more explicit thill this, the fault is usually declared to lie not in American diplomacy hut in the general economic policy of the United States government. Summai i'« <l in a few words, solu- tion for the complaints oT South Americans against the State l)e partmeni of the United States would, in the opinion of South Atnei leans avail here, be based on the following Inasmuch a, trouble arising be (WITH the northern republic and Latin American states is almost iuvariablv the dliect or indirect re- sult of differences between the novei nrnent ; ol countries involved and pi hate American companies, the State Department <»r the United States our.h to exercise a strict cotifioi over iti* national* Hi for +*lgu nations, to Insure fair dealing on the part of private concerns with the couutt i< s wheielu they op erate It i; derland (bat care should be taken to eatahli h the responsibil- ity of Anoiienn companies and in divlduais pievi'uis to thn sanction of their operations by the govern uieiif of the United States, which, in th\ eevnt of tiouhle. will be for ced to take I isue with the foreign government >, who admit them. South Americans generally believe that (lie State hepartmont has, in the past, heen loo e.ager to take action In detens\ of Americans pie viou i to liavlnr, studied tiie back ground or the (ase i:nd establish Ing the Kullt of the contender at rault -* Th«» renieily for such a situation Is. obvlou h careful scrutiny by the United States government of the ( i iMtii/.af ion, policy and res pmthiMIHy ot American firms on- teiiii'; foieigu trade fields, and, even more, the close observation of their action; and dealings with government* of count ties In which they operate It Is argued that, with the adoption of such a policy, only tellable firms and individuals could achieve cfficlal recognition and be held responsible not only by foreign governments, but as well by the government of their own country. Clearly, it is added, if a foreign government allowed itsolf fo enter dealings with a concern or Sacco Is \FiodlessF^ 28 Days; liferent accidents, it is stood, brought the decision to junk the n at of the \Jennys\ in a big lot. FOKBST HILLS, L I, July 13. (UP) —The Women's* Tennis cham- In America army mule. e j gn Secretary.\ : for another year by virtue of the This proposal would virtually j victory scored by Molla Mallory under •mean a reversion* to the wartime i over Joan Fry of England. The \Inner Cabinet,\ with the addition | •C° r .° °L 8ets w . er . e .?* 2 ' _ a . n< ?. U ' 9 that the Cabinet Secretariat would be abolished, if MacquUten Intro-; These training pianos represent duced his motion in the Commons, an investment of hundreds of it is expected that Lord Sandon, Lhyuwuuis of dollars tuikJtoey will 4 Conservative, of Shropshire, will Miss Fry carried Mrs. Mallory to the 20th game and through physi- cal greatness did the American win. _ South Hampton; For the second n^'be^reiuiro'Yolii. TSelr\englnes* propose an amendment'to elmfnate , •Hcewtlvtr ye«r BiM Tttofeit traprnr* and some parts will be salvaged, ail after the Prime Minister and;* 1 the United 8tates tennis cham- They have wooden fuselages, or add to this only the Chancellor of P^ahlp when he defeated the bodies, now a thln« Of the past, the Exchequer and three non-de-! youthfulI star George Lott of Chi- Uresent day planes have metal partmental ministers, the Lord \ ca « 0 ' b ' z ' '* D ' 0<s - uselages. Privy Seal, the Lord Presiderit of The official count of the Jennya ihe Council and the Chancellor of on May 1 at the 38 army air sta- Hie I>uchy of Lancaster, tiou in the country was 237. Red Tape On Border Kills Girl j Among the notable members of » the Cabinet who would lose their j seats should either of these pro-; , posals be adopted, would be Sir' ; Douglas Hogg, the Attorney Gen- i eral, Lord Hirkenhead, the Secre- J lary of State for-India, Sir Neville ''Chamberlain Minister of Health, L.' ' C. M. S. Amery, Colonial Minister! ! and Sir Philip Cuniffe-Lister, Presi-! dent of the* Board of Trade. ! i It has been felt for some time ; that the present Cabinet of 21 members, each the head of an ad- 1 ministratlve department and ab-' to Still Refuses to Break His Fast —Clothos Hang Loosely On Convict fly IU0NUV MINOTT tTnlted Pi ess Staff Correspondent BOSTON, Aug. 13. -His drab prison garb hanging loosely. Nlccia Sacco on the 2Mth ilay of his bun ger strike today continued stub- boinly to ignore the picas of his wife and lawyers that he break his fast. Kven the implorallons Of Hartolo ineo Van/.ettl, his comrade in their remarkable seven-year flgrlit to es- cape death iti the electric chair, had failed to move him from his di termination to starve as a mar- tyr in the name of justice. \Parto\ as Sacco affectionately ca!N #iis friends has had coffee, milk and beef tea withip the last two days breaking h had pleaded in vain with Sacco to j follow suit. | Kvety day finds Mrs. Hose Sacco at the door of her husband's i ., II. ( .y,i„K l,ln, IhrouRliJI., small | ^ | ^ (hc t u SccreU and !:;;:;\::i:j:.;;,;;:;,:;r f regain bis strength to withstand the impending crises when his Says Farm Conditions Are Better Canadian Girl On Way Operation Held Up On Border PH??iAT>ELPHIA, Attflf.,11. U.P. Deferred permission to enter this country hv the immigration au- neer lea wuuiii me msi • , as a turan* ofi gradually ! V™ v \\ a,al , ° ,is hunger strlle Hut he ™- a Canadian here today as a result of a tooth Kansas Has Fear of Floods i rate finally will be decided. Mrs Sacco, mother of his two ! children has failnl to convince i him that he would help his own •cause most by abandoning his fast. If Sacco continues his abstinence t from food until Wednesday, he will have broken the fasting record i which he established while con- ifined to Dedham jail in l!>2:i. j While prison authorities stated forced feeding had not been con- sidered. Attorney Michael Angelo Musmanno of Pittsburgh, member of the defense counsel, said he be- lieved that If Sacco werf told such methods were to be usH. Mo would break his fast voluntarily. j ia. j \If Commander Bellalrs declar- i After being X-rayf<l, however. It ed, 'home affairs should be giving j I was discoveied that one of the! anxiety, as they were during the j I teeth had lodged in her lung andjgeenral stiike, the Home Secre-; -L . f - f . nro . an<7Aa A it was decided to send her here to'.tary would be included also. Oth , D *pt. W Justice Organizes A the Jefferson ho: pital for an opera- I ««wise all or the members of the jl on j present Cabinet can be eliminated. , The immigration officials delay- '»'\« fighting services are repre- sented on the Defence Committee and they do not want anything else. The Secretary of State for ed her entrance to the country un- it 1 the facts of her illness wore determined «nd when she arrived hl^re, it was too late to save her life. NATIONAL LEAGU1 ftrftoklvn . •— 1 New York , <» r Pittsburg ,._ _j. 6 Get $8,000 In Diamonds In Daylight osite That of Governor Smith Legionnaires To Hold A Roundup Labor Day Celebration to Com- prise All Manners of Sport — Big Program to Hold Forth Entire Day And Evening McAdoo Launches „ Bitter Attack On the \Wets\ Eugene Meyer Claims Farming Better Than In Several Years sorbed in separate departmental ; . . work, is finding it more And more RAPID CITY, S.D., July 18 (TIP) ' difficult to find time for the dis- Eugene Meyer, Chairman of the cussion of general problems of Farm 1^,, and Boartl 8tated her « policy and that a smaller Cabinet t0( j a y that farming conditions! could formulate the general policy , throughout the United States were of the Government, while Indivi better than they have been for dual members or department heads 8eV en years. The agricultural in-' could be called in in the event I dustry will profit one billion of dol- thorities on the ( anadlan border; (nPir department were under dis- j i ar8 above the last years report he- rnial to Miss Edith Krasner cussion by the \Pig Five.\ I added. girl, who is dead Commander C a r I y n Bellalrs, j Meyer was a visitor at the sum- Member of Parliament from Kent, - mer wtjlte House but he stated , lodged in her lung. ' has announced that he favors a j that he did not discuss farm re-' Miss Kriisiiu r revera Mays ago cabinet made up of the Prime Min-! n e f with President Coolidge. ' had two teeth extracted under an inter, the Chancellor of the Kxche- j , '_ I ! anaeathetic in Montreal and later quer, the Leader of the House of Flying Squadron For Quick Work KANSA CITY, Mo., July 13. UP -Fears for a flood in the South- ItidiH was odly created after the | west were expressed here today I Indian mutiny when everything when It was reported that a heavy ! was centered in Ixmdon. Since j rain and a storm had occurred in then things have been taken out ! the Gerat Bend section of Kansas. of his hands. Ho could work with i Several persons were injured in the Secretary for War, who has | Horsington, where it was reported j troops in Ind^ia. I the water reached a depth of] \The Lord Chancellorship should I eight inches. Already some streams] not.be a political post at all. The , are over their hanks and the esti-j Attorney Geiieral has no business mated damage done to'farms in i to be on the Cabinet. How can he Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Ark- j advise when *he is responsible for ansae will approach millions. decisions as a member of the Cabl- ' • | not?\ Htferring to his desire to see a smaller Cabinet for the British To Investigate AM New Mergers operating in Latin America are re garded as corrupt or Irresponsible. Many aie held In the highest es toetn and are respected by the peo pie (f natioifi In which they established However, it Is s ly asrserted here that there exist Chit ago ._ today certain examples of United 1 Cleveland - State* eonceriiH, powerful ones • New York among them, that profit hngelv Washington AMERICAN LEAGUE partner Sajnuel reported the robbery to the police • Bower said that he 'Boston .-- 2, together with one but they could not afford to be dis- WASHINGTON, D. C, July 13. I department of justice to-' pted a new system in t — investigation of trusts and powerful business organizations y a \y <trong Philadelphia St. Louis _ _. Detroit . .. . in the o_ .ce whe pea red. They were forced to open the safe and stand by while the robbers scooped up the gems \ Twenty employees had ** I the place on their we •i f> turn. te and his nartner grlllltled for the re8t ot the P ttrtv i On orders from Attorney General • employe\ S w f 8 V\ T\ r,K u Sargent a Flying Squad Is to be n the baiidits an-' Several members of the House | organized to investigate organize .- • ^ ... I <>f Commons have voiced support tlon« whieh are HtiRn*rf«ri of ro R . pport tiona which are suspected of res- 'ot a larger cabinet than the one I training trade. The new unit will ui« R *-«u» !° l live nieu » bei> 8 which has been operate from New York and Wash- id Just left urKed hy th0He member8 wh o have ington and will look into mergers ek end vara- (,elinite p!aI * s to put forwft,(i for ' \nd expected violations or the ,some revision. [Sherman Lnw and the W r hite A<t. Labor Day will see the local Am- erican I^egion and Ladies' Auxi- liary in its Initial venture as a promoter. To date plans are fast approaching an end whereby a gala day of sport and entertain- ment will be offeredi to the resi- dents throughout the city, county and adjacent communities. In sub- mitting this schedule of clean, in- teresting sport the fact was not lost in its arrangemets whereby it would appeal only to the fasti- dious but has been planned primar- ily to embrace every man, woman and child, the program involving some line of sport which will be of inteerst to someone whether it be baseball or horseshoe pitching. To date it has been suggested to have bands, parades, motor boat races, greased pole and greased pig contests, races, horseshoe and quoit pitching competition, base- ball, football, boxing, dancing and a host of other numerous enter- tainments. During the morning of this holi- day the \Down River Boat Club\ and their speedy outboard motors will assemble in front of the Oswe- gatchie Yacht Club and Riverside Park and compete. i& a series of races for a suitable prize to decide the champion of the summer cruises. Considering the hot, close- ly contested races put forth each Sunday on the Bentley course down the river theso races promise to develop into great sport and keen interest for the public who have not been so fortunate as to have had the opportunity of wit- nessing this manner of aquatic en- tertainment. A number of races have been arranged both scratch und handicap besides comprising a tree lor all. Simultaneously with the Out- board Motor races there will be held a horse shoe and quoit pitch- ing elimination on the Yacht (Hub grounds for the various addicts of this popular recreation. It is the intention of the committee in charge to decide once and for all the time honored argument of sin- gles, doubles and team champion- ships of the various neighborhoods throughout the city and if possible involve county competition. Win- ners of these matches are eligible to enter the Syracuse State Fair Championships and indications pro- mise keen arguements. So far over twenty to thirty pitchers have sig- nified their intentions to enter the lists and advance assertions have it that the champion wiil not be crowned without a supreme strug- gle. Prospective champions not al- ready signed for the matches may procure entrance by registering with Robert Jameson of the Jame- son Mcintosh Store, Ford street. In addition to the morning motor boat, races and horseshoe pitching matches there will be rigged out on the Yacht Club dock where all may view, a very tough assign- ment for some enterprising young man or youth in the way of a long slippery, greased pole. At the end of said pole will be nailed a suit- able money prize as an initiative to the presevering one who suc- ceeds in reaching the outermost tip. As to dress. A standard bath- ing suit. Overhauls, trousers, jac- kets, sand and all foreign matter designed to facilitate the walk are barred. Later in the day a greasy pig will be permitted to run stam- peded and whosoever holds him may lake him home for the win- ter. At high noon it has been plan- ned to have a great street parade comprising all manners of floats, clowns and novelties and ably led by several local and imported bands. The organization develop- ing the best float will be awarded a handsome memoir of the occa- sion. In the afternoon football and baseball will be offered which will no doubt develop into interesting amusement and high class compe- tition. Teams of A-l calibre are be- ing asked to appear. That evening a great boxing earnival and wrest- ling show will be staged, made up of at least six bounts. Also if plans materialize followers of the fistic game will be able to view one of the greatest heavyweights In the game and a top notch welterweight of national reputation. A definite Hit* the Radicals — Former Sm <rf the Nary Gives His Views to Students of University of Virginia TTnireraity, Va., Aug. 13. (IP) - Former Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo today atta« ked wets, who argue that the govr-rn- ment shall uot interfere wi-li \pri- vate rights.\ The one time Democratic candi- date for the presidential nomina- tion told the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs that there are no private rights with which the community cannot inter- fere when acting through its appro- priate political organs. \Under the influence chief- cf a dislike of one of the reeeir '• ments of the constitution •>•'<, 'the case for private rights has been pushed to its logical *.:«!' sion, and it is being frankly co.. tended in much current discussion that there are such rights which are sacred from interferciuv from society, even when acting in its sovereign constitution-making pol- icy.\ He also attacked corruption in government and advocated keeping government out of dishonest hands as the best safeguard against graft. He defined the goals of good government as \conveniently en- ough described by the time honor- ed words, life, liberty and property, of more broadly, the pursuit of hap- piness.\ He characterized ' e as conditions guaranteed onl> o\ the existence of government. and hence subject to modification which the ocinmuuity t( is fit to impose. McAdoo cited zoning laws as ex- amples of the right of the govern- ment to rrgulat»;i>ropertr in tne 111* t >erst of the community. \Constitutional government cf the Democratic variety is the only possible way of harmonizing liber- ty and law; It ia the only half way ground between anarchy and res- jot ism.\ he aaid. \The individual can enjoy liberty only in so far as lie is protected by law from the lawless liberty ol others, and therfore only In so far as he is willing to surrender his own free- dom to do acts which the com- munity judges to be inimical to the freedom of others.\ The railroads, automobiles, elec- tric power, the telephone, aubway, skyscraper, mass production and 1 organisation have all add* iity tor protection of the .-.:; ally's life, liberty and pro- perty, he poiaMKl. 1 Wets UrrthinkinQ Radicals ! The doctrine of \natural rights\ |of individuals, which <ian not be in- ; tringed by the community, he said. * was that of \reactionary extremists land extreme and unthinking radi- cals.\ Granting that corruption was the greatest argument against regula- t ion. AitiAdoo ..concluded witb * \wanting; that **ftt% last few years have witne^ied a widespread re- vival and Wsurgence of the Influ- ence of corrup mmchine politics \ As long aa we are faced by the danger that government wlli fall into the hands of groups which would employ its power only for private purposes, we can not well permit any Increase In its power and functions,\ he said. AVIATORS ON BOTH SIDES OF ATLANTIC READY FOR HOP Nine Flyara For Honolulu — Europe Hat Several — Three Already Gives Their Lives . NEW YORK, July IT 1UP»—On the shores of two oceans th MC ;:;e many avators awaiting to h:ip oft on a week of flying. Beyond the Atlantic, in Kngland. Germany and France ten pilots are no wready to fly to 11t«• United States. One housand miles West on the California Coast of the Pacific nine flyers are waiting with Hono- lulu as their goal and some are even determined to make Japan. Not all of them hope to start. some may never slurt a:irl some may die. Within a week three fly- ers have given their lives to the cause of aviation and science in preparation for the flight to Ha- j waii. A score of dwaths b»*« k*> | period on the other sid4 the most ; appaling being that of Nungesser I and Colt who fell somewhere in lie Atlantio. Noel Davis and his companion also gave their lives on I this side when on a trial flight j their big machtye dived into a swamp and burned. A host of oth- ers could be named and the chal- j lenge of men to the air abore the I seas cost els%en lives this year. i More than twice that number ! may be offered within the week. ! flie flight to Honolulu for the $25,000 00 Dole prize is scheduled for Tuesday but no fixed time or schedule awaits the Europeans only hopes of Rood weather. HOME FROM SOUTH AMERICA j Syivestcr He't» r, ol Mi'-s :'ii,i vi -' i'ted his brother. Leo Hi-it r. in this | city last week. He had hut n< PI j ly returned to St. Lawrenc rour.fy j horn the South American tropics after a decade of y ars fK aoven- j ture in the canal zone. announcement will b e m a d e through the press at a later date , Immediately following the bouts j the grand finale of the day's activ-j ities will be offered when the Mary- land Collegians will hold forth at , the Armory* in a great ball. At the • (lance the winner of the grand j prize, a Chevrolet Landau Sedan. ; will draw besides the lucky per-j sous getting the $100, $f>0 and $25) prizes These winners will be de-j signatcd donations via lucky nuna-j bers designed in a unique manner.; From top to bottom \Y \ - as ; planned promises to be . U.J~< -A- and most exciting eve, to be ex- perienced since the night of tie ' Big Wind and electrical storm - the evening of the 4th of July whe« St. Jean de Baptist Ice Cream So- cial was interrupted. Mark the j date and be present for this epoch! making day. LINDY'S BOOK TO NET ABOUT $1,000,000 «— ST. fjOtTLS Mo.. Aug IS — Th« St L->uis Time3 pnbiishes the fol- lowing: Crdonel Charle* A. LAdkergh. St. Louis airman pioneer in Atlantic Ocean .flying, will make at b>ast $1,000,000 through his \book \We\ the personal account of his epochal 'i-\-h from New York to Paris. This fact was disclosed today in a letter received (by Earl C. Thompson, pre: j i<knt of the BrhJg'etawD Air- craft Corporation and original pro- moter of th<e flight. The letter from O. P. Put man's Sons, tpobliahers of the volume, said r - '• a on the book for \Slim\ \ rtain of reaching $1,000,000, e.ght pos&fbly touch $2,000,000 i: the present phenomena I sale con- tinued. This will be in addition to the leo.OOOffrom new*pat>ere for his personal narrative of his flight. '• *.
